the 'todays job' thread

[UskaMaaninka]

Hello again from Finnish spring!

 

First of all I have to apologize from those who are starving in a lack of bandwith but had to put it like this because I were so pumped after got this done. I also have to point out that this is yet to become my profession (maybe some day) and only a loved hobby giving me thrills and great joy of success.

 

Starting view, two largish birches to take out shading the yard and devastating the roof

 

 

Started climbing

 

 

Apparently having fun even though pretty rough without spikes

 

 

Riggin down leaning top of closest stem

 

 

Then got into another stem after sweeping branches off

 

 

Blocking down

 

 

Finally pulling leftovers over

 

 

Just got engaged and I strongly suppose that Im in love

 

 

View after some felling

 

Edited May 5, 2014 by UskaMaaninka

[rowan lee]

few shots of a job of a load of windblown leylands gone into a garden with no access. the hiab made it pretty easy as could get the stuff out over the low wall right to the chipper:thumbup1:

Nice looking countryside there Carlos, and wicked setup, machinery wise.

You dont see many mogs side by side in Ireland.

[carlos]

Nice looking countryside there Carlos, and wicked setup, machinery wise.

You dont see many mogs side by side in Ireland.

 

thanks we dont seem to get so many jobs that require them both, nice part of the world and a hell of a lot less leylandis standing after the feb storm.

[Johny Walker]

did this conny removal today .ginding stumps & leaving the trunk as a climbing frame ,its what they wanted :biggrin:leaving all the timber

 

2,good load of chip !!1

[Craig Johnson]

new phone so I'd thought I'd take a few pics of an Ash removal, quite a well known location

[Hodge]

Taking down the 2 on the left and topping loads of others.

 

 

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[scale90]

Straight felled these today, returning next week to fell the Oak behind the Western Red Cedar:thumbup1:

[arbogrunt]

friday's job...I hate working over water...always worried I'm going to fumble a carabiner or silky into the drink!....again....

[Gray git]

Looks an interesting place to work.

Better to drop a silky than watch a groundsmans 440 vibrant itself over the edge and into a canal :eek:

 

sent while pretending to do something important on my mobile.

[Johny Walker]

Looks an interesting place to work.

Better to drop a silky than watch a groundsmans 440 vibrant itself over the edge and into a canal :eek:

 

sent while pretending to do something important on my mobile.

 

careless groundie !!!